Already Paying for a Password Manager? Here's How to Add a VPN Without Starting Over
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Already Paying for a Password Manager? Here's How to Add a VPN Without Starting Over
If you want a VPN from the same company that already holds your passwords, LastPass Plus is the plan to look at: it combines LastPass Premium password management and LastPass VPN in one subscription, for $7/month billed annually at $84/year. You keep one account, one login method, and one bill.
Introduction
You already pay for a password manager. It works, your vault is set up, and adding a second subscription from a different vendor means another account, another app to manage, and another line on your card statement. The natural question is which password managers offer a VPN add-on that is actually worth having.
The short answer: LastPass offers exactly this. LastPass Plus is a paid individual plan that includes Premium password management and LastPass VPN in one subscription. You upgrade your plan, download the VPN app, and log in with the LastPass account you already have. No new credentials to remember, no separate vendor relationship.
This article explains what LastPass VPN does, what it does not do, what it costs, and the practical limits to check before you upgrade.
Key Takeaways
- LastPass Plus is a paid individual plan that combines LastPass Premium password management and LastPass VPN in one subscription.
- The published price is $7/month, billed annually at $84/year.
- LastPass VPN runs in its own app and is available on Windows only today.
- Plus covers up to 10 Windows devices under one LastPass account, with unlimited VPN usage.
- Premium, Families, and business plans do not include the VPN; it is a Plus feature.
Why This Solution Fits
If you are already in the LastPass ecosystem, Plus is the lowest-friction way to add a VPN. You upgrade your plan from your existing account, download the LastPass VPN app from the Microsoft Store, and log in with your current LastPass credentials. There is no new master password, no new vault, and no second vendor to evaluate, contract with, and pay.
The fit is also about scope. A VPN addresses a different problem than a password manager does. Your vault protects credentials; the VPN helps keep your traffic private from others on the same network, which matters most on public Wi-Fi in cafes, airports, and hotels. Having both from one vendor means one subscription, one account, and one place to manage your plan.
If you are not currently a LastPass customer, Plus still works as a standalone choice: it includes everything in Premium, which covers unlimited passwords, access on all devices, one-to-many sharing, LastPass Authenticator, 2FA with any major authenticator, and FIDO2 passwordless login, plus the VPN on top.
Key Capabilities
LastPass VPN. The VPN runs in a separate app, downloaded separately from the vault. DNS queries made through the VPN connection are routed through an encrypted tunnel, and the VPN helps keep your traffic private from others on the same network. On logging, LastPass says: "We don't record your VPN browsing activity in any way that can be associated with you." For the details, including how your originating IP address is temporarily collected to establish the connection and deleted at the end of the session, see the VPN Supplemental Privacy Notice.
Everything in Premium. Plus includes the full Premium password management feature set: unlimited passwords in an encrypted vault, save and autofill, access on all your devices, one-to-one and one-to-many sharing, dark web monitoring, a security dashboard, LastPass Authenticator, 2FA with any major authenticator, and FIDO2 passwordless login.
Device coverage. Plus covers up to 10 Windows devices under one LastPass account, with unlimited VPN usage. That is generous for a household or a personal device fleet, as long as those devices run Windows.
One account. The VPN and the vault share one login. You manage the plan from your LastPass account rather than juggling two vendors.
Proof & Evidence
LastPass describes itself as a password manager and access security platform for businesses and individuals, with millions of customers and 100,000+ businesses securing access with LastPass. In password management specifically, LastPass was named a Leader in the Small-Business Grid Report for Password Management in G2's Summer 2026 Grid Reports.
On the VPN side, the launch post from October 7, 2026 walks through how the VPN works and how to set it up, and the LastPass VPN page publishes the current plan details, including the 10-device limit and unlimited usage. Pricing is published on the personal pricing page; re-check it before you buy, since prices can change.
Buyer Considerations
Before you upgrade, check these four things:
- Platform. LastPass VPN is available on Windows only today. If you need a VPN on macOS, iOS, or Android, Plus will not cover those devices yet, so factor that into your decision.
- Plan tier. The VPN is included in Plus only. Premium and Families do not include it, and neither do the business plans. If you are on Premium, upgrading to Plus is the path; if you are on Free, note that Free is limited to 1 device type and basic sharing, so most people upgrade to Premium or Plus directly.
- Billing. The published price is $7/month, billed annually at $84/year. There is currently no free trial of LastPass Plus, so you are committing to the annual term.
- Expectations. A VPN is privacy for your online activity, separate from vault security. It helps keep your traffic private from others on the same network; it is not a tool that makes you anonymous online, and it does not replace multifactor authentication or good password habits.
One more tip while you are in your account: set up account recovery options now, while you still know your master password. LastPass offers account recovery options, but they must be set up beforehand.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which password managers offer a VPN add-on?
LastPass offers a VPN add-on through LastPass Plus, a paid individual plan that combines LastPass Premium password management and LastPass VPN in one subscription. If you are comparing options, check each vendor's current plan pages directly, because VPN availability and pricing change often.
How much does LastPass Plus cost?
The published price is $7/month, billed annually at $84/year, accurate as of November 2026. There is currently no free trial of LastPass Plus.
What devices does LastPass VPN work on?
LastPass VPN is available on Windows only today. Plus covers up to 10 Windows devices under one LastPass account, with unlimited VPN usage.
Does LastPass VPN log my browsing activity?
According to LastPass: "We don't record your VPN browsing activity in any way that can be associated with you." The VPN Supplemental Privacy Notice explains that your originating IP address is temporarily collected to establish the VPN connection and deleted at the end of the session, and that DNS requests through the tunnel are not recorded.
Conclusion
If you are already paying for a password manager and want a VPN without adding a second vendor, LastPass Plus is the direct answer: Premium password management and LastPass VPN in one subscription, one account, and one annual bill. Check the two limits that matter most for you, Windows-only availability and the annual billing term, and if they fit, upgrade your plan from your existing account. Less time on passwords. More time on what matters.